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Topic: New User Advice on compass directions etc
Conf: Discuss :: Free Advice (General Feng Shui), Msg: 9529
From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 11/25/2001 07:58 AM
I am a new user to Feng Shui and have read several books all of which disagree! I have now decided to stick to using the compass points school of thought and have two Feng Shui consultants visit my house and disagreed.
Can someone clarify:
1) My South East corner of the house (Wealth?) contains our TV, some chinese coins(red ribbon), green dragon, picture of fish tank with red gold fish and 1 black fish, 1 money plant. My luck is just not happening and have been informed that purple colours should be in corner. Can someone advise?
2) Front door(door number 36) is white UPVC and in porch door we have a money cat and chinese toad god on coins. Should they be facing towards front door or into our house.
3) Finally, I am looking for a job what is the best colours, objects to put in North of house?
4) Finally, what is a good book to buy and what is the best 'school' to follow to get the house right and directions.
Thank you for your help.
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